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flemhans
5y ago
Arguably a safer alternative to smoking could be part of a solution too.
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5y ago
Many airports do the opposite, try to shorten security time so that you spend more time purchasing products in the mall. Similarly, flight info displays should be put right after security, but before the duty free shop, otherwise people hur
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flemhans
5y ago
Agreed, I don't remember the last time payment was required. Some do try to harvest your email address and organs.
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flemhans
5y ago
It's extremely annoying to add a number to Telegram without adding it as a contact first, and allowing Telegram access to the contact list.
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flemhans
5y ago
Can be easily detected by licking the test hole to check if it tastes like coke / juice. Public officials can easily do this in order to bust the kids.
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flemhans
5y ago
A bit of a copy of http://doableapps.com isn't it?
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flemhans
5y ago
I thought that was the one!! What's the real thing like then?
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flemhans
5y ago
Go north
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flemhans
5y ago
And it seems super similar to the old "Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe" series of games.
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flemhans
5y ago
Another Danish person here, your GP would never check you in any sort of fashion here, unless you already have (serious) symptoms.
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5y ago
As an aside, I've never used '-f' in 'rm'. I've lived a happy life without it. Of course I know of its existence, but it was just never necessary in any of my usecases.
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flemhans
5y ago
If there'd been a USB port in the power brick it could have solved this issue. Like the Ethernet port they put there.
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flemhans
5y ago
Luckily for Danes, the word for 'now' is 'nu', so we've been able to joke around with .nu even before the new gTLDs arrived.
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5y ago
I'm looking forward to a self-driving RV, and waking up in a new city every morning.
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flemhans
5y ago
How much did that cost, if you don't mind disclosing?
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5y ago
This is addressed in the article: >Second, everyone needs to be using unique passwords. You don’t have to use a password manager to do that, whatever system works for you is fine. If you want to use a notebook in a desk drawer, that’s to
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flemhans
5y ago
I think he looks fine. But maybe I'm just not used to how he usually looks. Others in this thread say the same as you.
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flemhans
5y ago
... in mice?
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5y ago
As a child I was writing a letter for my grandmother and naturally used the Macintosh LC III we had just got. My mother was against using the computer as a handwritten letter would be more personal. So I found a place in the print dialog wh
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5y ago
In Eastern Europe it's lowly and indecent to get drunk, whereas in the "Binge Belt" it's a goal for the night for some. I'd sat the Binge Belt is US, UK, AU, DK, NO, IS, JP, KR
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5y ago
Does anyone know of a good NVMe-of storage chassis where the pricing is listed on their web site?
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flemhans
5y ago
Scripts require manual review. It's not automated
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5y ago
I was Day 0: Antigen positive Day 1: PCR positive Day 8: Antigen positive Day 9: Antigen negative Day 10: Antigen positive Day 10: PCR negative Day 11: Antigen negative Then 10+ negatives after
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5y ago
Anecdotally, the only unprovoked bad interaction I've had with a drunk guy was also in Riga. He'd come and take my beer out of my hand, and taunt me with it, refusing to give it back.
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5y ago
Sorry, yes, must've watched the wrong video!
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flemhans
5y ago
The typical reply in Russian to "How are you" is "normalno" (normal), which I always thought should appeal to computer geeks
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5y ago
The video itself mentions an incident from 2002.
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5y ago
SMS + password works for some Mastercards still but not Visa. I don't think it's good that users are taught to accept their primary citizen 2FA on any random website and app where the URL doesn't even show.
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5y ago
What if the founders are located in different countries?
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5y ago
Is it production ready yet? From what I could gather it seems still pretty experimental. But I guess GitHub adopting it would cement the standard a bit.
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